- General Information
- Connecting Third-party Systems
- crossConnect for content systems
- crossConnect for External Editing
- Purpose and usage
- Requirements
- Implementation
- Across XLIFF format
- Across-specific Extensions
- <xliff> Element Attributes
- <file> Element Extensions
- <trans-unit> Element Extension
- Paragraph States
- Paragraph State Flags
- <source> and <target> Element Content
- <bpt> Element Attributes
- <ph> Element Attributes
- <x> Element Attributes
- Across-specific Properties
- Analysis Results
- Sample Files
- Across XLIFF - import, export and segmentation
- Context information
- Exporting best matches in Across XLIFF
- Hyperlinks to XLIFF
- Secure file handling with C#
- Secure file handling with JAVA
- Workflow and vendor configuration
- Sample code - Integrated solution
- Across XLIFF format
- Generic File Connector
- Display Texts
- APIs
- APIs - Technology
- crossTank API v1
- crossTank API v2
- crossTerm API v1
- crossTerm API v2
- crossAPI SI
- Requirements
- Function Return Types
- crossAPI SI and Java
- List of Objects in crossAPI SI
- Sample - transferring checkout files via FileManager
- Sample - VBS
- Text Preprocessing API
crossAPI SI and Java
To integrate crossAPI SI into a Java application, it is necessary to use SOAP requests to interact with the API service. For this purpose, the Java SDK provides the SOAP with Attachments API for Java (SAAJ) to work with SOAP requests. Information on SAAJ including code examples is available at Java 5 Tutorial.
To process responses from crossAPI SI, the Java API for XML Processing (JAXP) can be used. This allows you to work with DOM documents. Information on JAXP is available at Java SE Tutorial.